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The VFW Post 2172 and the Ladies Auxiliary would like to challenge students to participate in the Voice of Democracy and Patriot’s Pen Contest. Why? To let them express their views on democracy and show their patriotism.
by Kayla Eisman, Reporter
This was a good summer for the Winston FFA chapter. Members have had a lot of fun and have gathered some pretty good ideas for the upcoming year. In June, the officer team attended the "Lead" conference in Trenton. They participated in some fun activities and worked together to make a trash sculpture.
The Gallatin R-5 junior high school and high school enrollment numbers have fluctuated slightly from last week’s report as students have entered and withdrawn from the school’s roster.
Here is the latest breakdown by grades — seventh grade: 45; eighth grade: 48; freshmen: 54; sophomores: 47; juniors: 49; seniors: 40. Total junior high enrollment is 93. Total high school enrollment is 190. Grand total in 7-12 is 283. That’s up six from last year.
The Daviess County Sheriff’s Office held its first annual "Drive for Gold" golf tournament for Special Olympics on Aug. 26, at the Daviess County Country Club in Gallatin
Pattonsburg’s Lady Panther softball team defeated all comers on Saturday to win the Cainsville Tournament. Team members are, kneeling, from left: Katie Parton, Courtney Warford and Emily Dilley; standing: Asst. Coach Dan Street, Megan Crone, Caitlyn Prater, Jaimie Taylor, Savannah Lewis, Rachel McMahon, Samantha Parman, Kelly Warford, Carly Cornett, Shelbey Dilley, Jeanette Cruthis, Head Coach Derek Petty and Heather Booth. (Submitted photo)
The Gallatin Bulldogs battled back from a 21-7 third quarter deficit but came up short in their bid for an opening night victory, losing 21-14 to the North Platte Panthers last Friday night in Dearborn.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced grants for more than 900 agricultural producers and rural small businesses across the country, including area farmers James Weldon and Shirley Weldon of rural Gallatin, to implement renewable energy and energy efficiency measures in their operations.
TOPS Club, Inc. a nonprofit, weight-loss support and wellness education organization, is holding meetings on Tuesday evenings in the lower level of the Access II building, located on Industrial Drive off of Highway 6 in Gallatin.
The Daviess County Sheriff’s Office would like to help the citizens of Daviess County understand Missouri Revised Statute 304.034 RSMO regarding the use of golf carts on roadways.
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by Lavena Lowrey
The Missouri Department of Transportation has announced that Daviess County Route Z is now open to traffic.
Penalties for 2010 failure to pay income on the regional jail’s payroll tax resulted in another fine of $17,000 due to the IRS, according to a report by Secretary Norma Crabtree at the meeting of the Daviess-DeKalb Regional Jail Board held Aug. 25.
Student Senate officers have been elected for the new academic year at North Central Missouri College in Trenton.
Tiny Ryleigh Kay DeVaul, daughter of Colby and Jessica DeVaul, made her big entrance way ahead of schedule.
The McFall Alumni Association will hold their annual dinner for all students and teachers from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 10, at the Pattonsburg Multi-Purpose Center.
Summer Emergency Crisis Intervention Program funds that are used to pay for electric bills have been exhausted according to Terri Henderson, energy services director for Green Hills Community Action Agency.
Wayne Flanary Regional Agronomist, CPAg, CCA